Gourmet Donuts
231 W Boylston St, West Boylston, MA, 01583
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Address :
231 W Boylston St
West Boylston, MA, 01583 - Phone (774) 261-8137
- Website https://www.gourmetdonuts.com
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Opening Hours
- Mon :5:00 am - 8:00pm
- Mon : 5:00 am - 8:00pm
Specialities
- Accepts Credit Cards : Yes
Parking : Private Lot
Bike Parking : Yes
Outdoor Seating : No
Wi-Fi : Free
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Stevie J.
I love this place! I've been stopping here nearly every morning before work for the last two weeks. One tip: guard your spot in the drive-thru line, I've been cut before.
(5)Shaun G.
The peanut butter cup donut is delicious and I love the Mudslide iced coffee. Great service with great coffees and food and priced right. Love Gourmet Donuts!
(4)Jason K.
Good food prices and service
(4)Katie K.
We've been waiting for this place to open since they put up the sign for "Gourmet Donuts"...I guess it's the "Gourmet" part that I don't get. I had much higher expectations. There was nothing special about these donuts at all - no groovy flavors, no special toppings, nothing unique at all - go across the street to Dunkin' for the donuts - I can't speak for the coffee.
(2)Sarah C.
Although the drive-thru can be slow, I appreciate the fact that there is one. If you're in a rush and there's already a car waiting, I would just go inside. Coffee is great! I love all of the different flavors, especially Cookies and cream. Very similar to Boston Donuts, but with a drive-thru and less crowded.
(4)Mark L.
drive thru was very slow. ice coffee was worth the wait and price. will never get another ice coffee anywhere else. chocolate cake donut was very good too. they do have glaze on the donut though. if im ranking chocolate cake donuts. this place is not as good as donut cafe, dippin donuts or nikki d's. but its better than dunkins and honey dew. if you need your ice coffee. this is the place to go.
(4)Courtney N.
I was excited to go to the newest Gourmet Donuts location but I felt very let down by the service. The drive-thru had one car in front of us and they were clearly someone the 2 employees knew as they were chatting and giggling long after the coffee had been delivered. My friend and I almost gave up and left the line. Not the usual service I expect at a Gourmet drive-thru. We specifically asked for cookie crumbles in our coffee and despite saying they could definitely do that, they totally forgot them. We didn't want to go back as they were slow to begin with and the coffee was still tasty but not paying attention on your very first day isn't a good sign of things to come. Price was great as always but the wait and order mistake wasn't very good.
(3)Mark A.
I recently went to Gourmet Donuts with my kids after a doctors appointment. Yes, I get the irony. This place seems slightly better than a typical doughnut shop. The variety of doughnuts were good, but I wouldn't say "Gourmet". Just your basic fare. But they did have a peanut butter cup doughnut which was delicious. They had an apricot doughnut too, which has been getting trendy lately. Pretty standard fare otherwise. But I was kind of hoping " Gourmet" meant that there might be a bacon flavor, or Oreo, or s'mores. The quality was good. Definitely fresh. My daughter got a coffee roll/cinnamon bun and it was good sized and fresh. I got a flavored iced coffee and it was good, but it came in a Styrofoam cup. I should have looked to see it it was that special Styrofoam that's more eco-friendly, but I didnt. Plastic cups are fine for iced coffee and we can recycle them too. Didn't take away from the tastiness though. I get sugar in it and although I didn't see them make it, it had no sugar crystals along the bottom of the cup. Always a plus with iced coffee. Service was good. I had a guy who was more than accommodating considering the kids (and myself) couldn't make up our minds. There was a lot of foot traffic in and out at the time (about 930am on a Monday) and the dive thru had a constant line. Makes me think neighbors really like it. As for the drive thru, which I never use anywhere, the parking lot is small and awkward, and there may be a slight jam at times, but oh well. As a local doughnut shop, I give it 4 doughnut holes out of 5, but no one's coming from miles away to go here.
(4)Kamikazekiddo G.
Wonderful, hand cut, authentic doughnuts! My first job was actually at this same location when it was the Donut Chateau. The owner was a self-centered, bombastic, cheapskate of a jerk but he made great hand cut donuts. These donuts are just as good. In fact, they rival my previous, still-existing favorite, the Donut Café. They have a wide selection of donuts, the staff are very friendly and the prices are good. If you truly like doughnuts, and you want an authentic cake donut, skip the Dunkin kind-of-like-a-donut that aren't worth the calories, and treat yourself to the real deal.
(5)Jeff N.
I always get sucked into the gravitational pull of hype. When I visited CA, I visited that burger place. But more locally, there is a donut and coffee shop that has a few locations in the Northern Worcester County area, and they just expanded by opening a store in West Boylston, which is just minutes from the North side of Worcester on Route 12. First off, the coffee is good. Is it great? It's very good. Even a non-coffee friendly friend of mine once recommended it, years before this location opened. My sister-in-law talked about the French Toast flavoring, so I was intrigued to try it. Since then, I've visited a few times and even had a sandwich. The food is great! I had a butternut donut, which was big and beautiful, unlike the donuts of a major coffee chain in the area. The bacon, egg, and cheese on a croissant was also quite tasty. Now a few negatives. The drive thru. Its a bit slow. I think they do a great job making your coffee and food, but there is no intercom, so the whole process takes place at one window. The parking lot is small. I came here on a Saturday and it was a zoo and a little bit dangerous. I don't fault the shop as much as I do the the town for approving this. However, the owners should try to come up with a way to make it a little less dangerous. Finally, the staff. On one visit, I mistakenly didn't read the sign that said "order sandwich first" and I felt I got a little attitude for that. I can understand it, as it is busy, but I'm not sure that was the best first impression to receive. But a few weeks later I returned, and they were talking about how that big national chain has a new flavor, and they went on to bash it. In addition, one worker said "I hate donuts. I love them, but hate them." In the mean time, for just 2 people ahead of me, it took about 7 minutes -- much longer than the national chain would. They have such a good and promising product, but to bash the food you serve and the competitor is not appealing, especially when that amount of time goes by to get "fast food." I think this is a 4 or 5 star place, for a fast food donut and coffee shop, but as it is now, I'd give it 3 1/2 for now but with a good recomendation.
(3)April K.
I NEVER yelp, but I needed to today. I used to bring my own cup to Gourmet, as I think styrofoam is a horrible product and I figure if I drink 1 or 2 coffees a day, this is my way of doing my part for the environment when I buy my daily coffee. I was told today I couldn't use my own cup (I assume due to size variations), the woman serving me was very sweet about it but said they're enforcing this policy. I love seeing the gals at gourmet they are all lovely, and I enjoy the coffee, but they have lost a customer in me and my husband (and we are regulars, 2-3 times a day regulars). I don't support companies that don't at least make an attempt at caring about the environment. If you don't care, at least let your customers care. Way to be stuck in the 80s Gourmet Donuts, styrofoam is TERRIBLE for the environment. Owning a business of my own I was willing to swallow the price boost of $.10 to get recyclable or biodegradable products. This is was a CHEAP decision on their part. Cya Gourmet.
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